Morgane in "The Saga of King Arthur"
Manon Lescaut and Olympia in "Lady of the Camellias"
Mathilde Kchessinskaya and Tamara Karsavina in "Nijinsky"
The Stepmother, a Stepsister and a foreign Princess in "A Cinderella Story"
Aurora in "The Sleeping Beauty"
Henriette/The Princess in "The Little Mermaid"
Masha in "The Seagull"
Marie in "The Nutcracker"
The Angel in "Christmas Oratorio"
Emilia in "Othello"
Aschenbach's Concepts in "Death in Venice"
Sylvia in "Sylvia"
Stella in "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Eurydice in "Orpheus"
Princess Natalia and The Queen Mother in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Helena in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Lady Capulet and Rosalind in "Romeo and Juliet"
Viola in "VIVALDI or What you will"
Rosalind in "As You Like It"
Giselle in "Giselle"
Olga Larina in "Tatiana"
The Other - Ingrid, The Green One, Anitra in "Peer Gynt"
The Rival (Sarah Bernhardt) in "Duse"
Effie in "La Sylphide" (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
An Old Woman, 300 years old and The Choosen one in "Le Sacre du Printemps" (Millicent Hodson, inspired by Vaslav Nijinsky)
Woman in Apricot in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
The Ballerina in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)
Teresina in "Napoli" (August Bournonville / Lloyd Riggins)
The Queen of the Dryads in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

REPERTORY
Pallas Athena und Nausikaa in "Odyssey"
Chloe in "Daphnis and Chloe"
Ballerina in "Petrushka"
Hippolyta/Titania and Helena in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Marguerite Gautier, Manon Lescaut and Prudence in "Lady of the Camellias"
Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet"
Aurora, The Good Fairy and Princess Florine in "The Sleeping Beauty"
Marie, The Chinese Bird and Esmeralda and the Clowns in "The Nutcracker"
Cinderella, the Stepmother and a Stepsister in "A Cinderella Story"
Odette, Princess Claire and The Queen Mother in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Giselle, Peasant Pas de deux and Moyna in "Giselle"
Elaine in "The Saga of King Arthur"
Rosalind in "As You Like It"
The Other - Ingrid, The green One, Anitra in "Peer Gynt"
Tamara Karsavina and Romola Nijinsky in "Nijinsky"
Constanze Weber in "Windows on MOZART"
The Little Mermaid in "The Little Mermaid"
Irina Nikolayevna Arkadina, Primaballerina and Nina Michajlowna Saretschnaj in "The Seagull"
Sylvia in "Sylvia"
Tamara Karsavina in "Le Pavillon d'Armide"
Blanche DuBois in "A Streetcar Named Desir"
Contemplator of the Moon in "Seven Haiku of the Moon"
Alma in "Purgatorio"
Ophelia (Pas de deux) in "Hamlet"
Eleonora Duse in "Duse"
Aurora in "The Sleeping Beauty" (Mats Ek)
Nikiya in "La Bayadère" (Natalia Makarova after Marius Petipa)
Lise in "La Fille mal gardée" (Frederick Ashton)
La Sylphide in "La Sylphide" (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
An Old Woman, 300 years old and The Choosen one in "Le Sacre du Printemps" (Millicent Hodson, inspired by Vaslav Nijinsky)
Woman in Blue and in Pink in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
The Ballerina in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)
Tatiana in "Onegin" (John Cranko)

in Hamburg
Marguerite Gautier, Manon Lescaut and Olympia in "Lady of the Camellias"
Moyna, Zulma and Paesant-Pas de deux in "Giselle"
Princess Natalia, Princess Claire and The Butterfly in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Louise, Marie, The Beautiful Girl from Granada, La Fille du Pharaon and Mrs. Stahlbaum in "The Nutcracker"
The good Fairy, A Fairy, Princess Florine and Amors Segen in "The Sleeping Beauty"
Calipso and Circe in "Odyssey"
Hippolyta/Titania und Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Romola Nijinsky, Tamara Karsavina und Olga Preobrajenska in "Nijinsky"
Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet"
Aschenbach's Concepts in "Death in Venice"
Aloisia Weber in "Windows on MOZART"
Elaine in "The Saga of King Arthur"
A Stepsister in "A Cinderella Story"
The Little Mermaid and Henriette/The Princess in "The Little Mermaid"
Nina Michajlowna Saretschnaj in "The Seagull"
Desdemona in "Othello"
Alexandra Baldina in "Le Pavillon d'Armide"
Sylvia in "Sylvia"
The Memory in "Seasons – The Colors of Time"
Julie in "Liliom"
Blanche DuBois in "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Heather in "Préludes CV"
Viola in "VIVALDI or What you will"
The mother in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"
Myrtha in "Giselle"
Woman I in "Bernstein Dances"
Gamzatti in "La Bayadère" (Natalia Makarova after Marius Petipa)
La Sylphide in "La Sylphide" (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
The Siren in "The Prodigal Son" (George Balanchine)
Woman in Pink and in Mauve in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
Tatiana in "Onegin" (John Cranko)

GUESTING
in Osaka, Luxemburg, Bremehaven, Munich, Houston, Moscow, Cannes, New York and Buenos Aires. At the Vail Intenational Festival 2009 and 2011 (Colorado, USA), at the World Ballet Festival 2009 in Tokyo, "Stars of Ballet Gala Concert" at the 10th International Ballet Festival of the Mariinsky Theaters in St. Petersburg, galas at the Milan Scala with Roberto Bolle. She danced the role of Nina Mikhailovna Zarechnaya in "The Seagull" with the Stanislavsky Ballet in Moscow, Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet" with the Tokyo Ballet in Tokyo and George Balanchine's "Jewels – Rubies" with the Ballet of the Mariinsky Theater.

in Hamburg
Polina Andreyevna and The Star of the Revue in "The Seagull"
Manon Lescaut and Prudence in "Lady of the Camellias"
Diana in "Sylvia"
Bronislava Nijinska in "Nijinsky"
Louise in "The Nutcracker"
Helena in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Quadrille, one of the Small Swans, one of the Big Swan und the Butterfly in "Illusions - like 'Swan Lake'"
Rosalind in "Romeo and Juliet"
Geruth in "Hamlet"
Emilia in "Othello"
La Barbarina in "Death in Venice"
Myrtha and Peasant Pas de deux in "Giselle"
A Stepsister in "A Cinderella Story"
The Servant (Désirée von Wertheimstein) in "Duse"
Effie and Pas de deux of the Scotts in "La Sylphide" (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
Olga in "Onegin" (John Cranko)
Teresina in "Napoli" (August Bournonville / Lloyd Riggins)

REPERTORY
Lady Capulet and Rosalind in "Romeo and Juliet"
Cinderella, Cinderella's Mother, A Stepsister and Princess from Another Country in "A Cinderella Story"
Irina Nikolayevna Arkadina, Primaballerina and Nina Mikhailovna Zarechnaya in "The Seagull"
Desdemona in "Othello"
Eleonora Bereda in "Nijinsky"
Odette and Princess Claire in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Hermia in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Marguerite Gautier and Manon Lescaut in "Lady of the Camellias"
Louise and La Fille du Pharaon in "The Nutcracker"
Ophelia in "Hamlet"
Mrs. Muskat in "Liliom"
Giselle and Myrtha in "Giselle"
Tatiana Larina in "Tatiana"
Solveig and Aase in "Peer Gynt"
Eurydice in "Orphée et Eurydice"
The Siren in "The Prodigal Son" (George Balanchine)
Woman in Mauve and in Green in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
The Wife and the Ballerina in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)
Tatiana in "Onegin" (John Cranko)
The Queen of the Dryads in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

REPERTORY
Quadrille and one of the Small Swans in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Helena in "Romeo and Juliet"
Moyna in "Giselle"
A Stepsister in "A Cinderella Story"
Louise in "The Nutcracker"
Manon Lescaut in "Lady of the Camellias"
Woman III in "Bernstein Dances"
Woman in Mauve in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
Kitri/Dulcinea and Amor in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

and solos in

Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler
Préludes CV
The Song of the Earth
La Vivandière (Pierre Lacotte after Arthur Saint-Léon)
Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet (George Balanchine)

The Beautiful Girl from Granada in "The Nutcracker"
Bianca in "Othello"
Potiphar's Wife in "The Legend of Joseph"
Polina Andreyevna and The Star of the Revue in "The Seagull"
The Queen Mother, a Big Swan und the Butterfly in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Eleonora Bereda und Bronislava Nijinska in "Nijinsky"
Mrs. Muskat in "Liliom"
Prudence Duvernoy and Nanina in "Lady of the Camellias"
Lady Capulet and Isabella in "Romeo and Juliet"
Audrey in "As You Like It"
An Old Woman, 300 years old and The Choosen one in "Le Sacre du Printemps" (Millicent Hodson, inspired by Vaslav Nijinsky)
The Wife in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)
A Street Dancer in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

REPERTORY
Odette and Quadrille in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Rosalind and Emilia in "Romeo and Juliet"
The Little Mermaid in "The Little Mermaid"
La Primavera in "Othello"
Moyna and Zulma in "Giselle"
Olympia in "Lady of the Camellias"
Pas de huit in "The Nutcracker"
Tamara Karsavina in "Nijinsky"
Masha in "The Seagull"
Woman I in "Bernstein Dances"
Pas de six in "Napoli" (August Bournonville / Lloyd Riggins)
Olga in "Onegin" (John Cranko)
Amor and a Friend in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

and solos in

Préludes CV
Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler
Saint Matthew Passion
Messiah
The Song of the Earth
Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet (George Balanchine)

GUESTING
The Little Mermaid in "The Little Mermaid" with the National Ballet of China in Wuhan, China

REPERTORY
La Primavera in "Othello"
Bathilde in "Giselle"
Marie in "The Nutcracker"
Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet"
Solveig in "Peer Gynt"
Nina Mikhailovna Zarechnaya in "The Seagull"
Desdemona in "Othello"
Olympia in "Lady of the Camellias"
Princess Claire in "Illusions – like Swan Lake"
Woman II in "Bernstein Dances"
The Angel in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"

REPERTORY
La Fille du Pharaon in "The Nutcracker"
One of the Big Swan in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Isabella in "Romeo and Juliet"
Bianca in "Othello"
Princess from Another Country in "A Cinderella Story"
The Queen of the Dryads and First Bridesmaid in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

REPERTORY
Esmeralda and the Fools and The Beauty from Granada in "The Nutcracker"
One of the Big Swan in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Lavinia in "Romeo and Juliet"
The foreign Princess in "A Cinderella Story"
Bronislava Nijinska in "Nijinsky"
The Friend (Isadora Duncan) in "Duse"
The Other - Ingrid, The Green One, Anitra in "Peer Gynt"
Moyna in "Giselle"
The Star of the Revue in "The Seagull"
Louise in "The Nutcracker"
A Lady in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)
A Street Dancer in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

in Hamburg
Aschenbach's Concepts in "Death in Venice"
Peasant Pas de deux in "Giselle"
Ein Hirte in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"
Günther in "The Nutcracker"
Mercutio in "Romeo and Juliet"
Peer's Aspect – Aggression in "Peer Gynt"
A Sailor in "Liliom"
The Golden Slave in ‘Sheherazade' and The Faun in 'L'Après-midi d'un faune' in "Nijinsky"
Boris Alexeyivich Trigorin in "The Seagull"
Man III in "Bernstein Dances"
Gennaro in "Napoli" (August Bournonville / Lloyd Riggins)
Mann in Purple in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)

and solos in

The Song of the Earth
Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet (George Balanchine)

AWARDS
2nd at the "Tanz Olymp Berlin 2005"in the category classic variation
Prix de Lausanne 2005
Prize for Promising Young Dancer at the Varna International Ballet Competition 2006

REPERTORY
Count Alexander and Quadrille in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Benvolio and Antonio in "Romeo and Juliet"
Fabian in "VIVALDI or What you will"
Albrecht in "Giselle"
Günther in "The Nutcracker"
Vladimir Lensky in "Tatjana"
The Prince and A Bird in "A Cinderella Story"
Lysander in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Arlequin in ‘Carnaval' and The Spirit of the rose in 'Le Spectre de la rose' in "Nijinsky"
Konstantin (Kostya) Gavrilovich Triplev in "The Seagull"
Armand Duval and Des Grieux in "Lady of the Camellias"
Man I in "Bernstein Dances"
Mann in Green in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
Basil in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

CREATIONS
Thomas Nijinsky in "Nijinsky"
The Star of the Revue in "The Seagull"
Carsten in "Préludes CV"
The Fisher King in "Parzival – Episodes and Echo"
A Shepherd in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"
Liliom in "Liliom"
The Bear/Prince N. in "Tatiana"
The Mentor (Arrigo Boito) in "Duse"
Peppo in "Napoli" (August Bournonville / Lloyd Riggins)

REPERTORY
Endymion and Eros/Thyrsis/Orio in "Sylvia"
The Evil Fairy and A Prince in "The Sleeping Beauty"
King Koll/Fortinbras in "Hamlet"
Antonio in "VIVALDI or What You Will"
Theseus/Oberon, Lysander, Flute/Thisbe and Bottom/Pyramus in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Drosselmeier, Günther, La Fille du Pharaon und Fritz in "The Nutcracker"
Gaston and Monsieur Duval in "Lady of the Camellias"
Count Alexander, The Man in the Shadow and Prince Leopold in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Hilarion in "Giselle"
Serge Diaghilev, The Golden Slave in "Sheherazade" and The Faun in "L'Après-midi d'un faune" in "Nijinsky"
Sir Lancelot in "The Saga of King Arthur"
Peer Gynt in "Peer Gynt"
Oliver and Jaques in "As You Like It"
Gustav von Aschenbach und The Wanderer, the Gondolier, a Dance Couple, Dionysos, the Hairdresser, the Guitar Player in "Death in Venice"
He in "Odyssey"
Mercution and Tybalt in "Romeo and Juliet"
The Music and Leopold Mozart in "Windows on MOZART"
A Bird Spirit in "A Cinderella Story"
Edvard/The Prince in "The Little Mermaid"
Boris Alexeyivich Trigorin in "The Seagull"
Gahmuret in "Parzival – Episodes and Echo"
Potiphar in "The Legend of Joseph"
Dorkon in "Daphnis and Chloe"
Stanley Kowalsky in "A Streetcar Named Desire"
The Time in "Seasons – The Colors of Time"
The Moon in "Seven Haiku of the Moon"
The Husband in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"
Walter Gropius in "Purgatorio"
The Doctor / Serge Diaghilev in "Le Pavillon d'Armide"
Othello in "Othello"
Eugene Onegin in "Tatiana"
Alexei Alexandrovich Karenin in "Anna Karenina"
Magdaveya, Head Fakir in "La Bayadère" (Natalia Makarova after Marius Petipa)
Colas in "La Fille mal gardée" (Frederick Ashton)
Man in Green in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
Eugene Onegin and Prince Gremin in "Onegin" (John Cranko)
The Husband in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)
Don Quixote in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

GUESTING
Queensland Ballet (Australia), Stuttgart, Oslo, London and Buenos Aires. The Kremlin Gala "Ballet Stars of the 21st Century" with Alina Cojocaru.
He worked on Donya Feuer's documentary: "The Work of Utopia".
Danced "The Man in the Shadow" in the DVD production of "Illusions - like 'Swan Lake'".

AWARDS
Dr. Wilhelm-Oberdörffer-Prize 1999
Benois de la Danse 2012 for his interpretation of Liliom in "Liliom"
"Dancer of the Year 2012" – German "tanz" magazine

REPERTORY
Günter and Arabian Dance in "The Nutcracker"
Romeo and Brother Lorenzo in "Romeo and Juliet"
Wolfgang Amadeus in "Windows on MOZART"
Semyon Semyonovich Medvedenko in "The Seagull"
Cassio in "Othello"
The Angel in "The Legend of Joseph"
Endymion in "Sylvia"
Kiefaber and Allan's Friend in "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Armand Duval in "Lady of the Camellias"
The Man in the Shadow and Count Alexander in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
A Man in "Seasons – The Colors of Time"
Lysander in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Serge Diaghilev and Thomas Nijinsky in "Nijinsky"
Hamlet in "Hamlet"
Albert in "Giselle"
The Prince in "A Cinderella Story"
Peer Gynt in "Peer Gynt"
Orphée in "Orphée et Eurydice"
The Prodigal Son in "The Prodigal Son" (George Balanchine)
Madge, a Witch in "La Sylphide" (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
Man in Purple in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
Onegin in "Onegin" (John Cranko)

REPERTORY
Theseus/Oberon, Philostrat/Puck and Demetrius in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Sir Andrew in "VIVALDI or What You Will"
Drosselmeier, Günter and Fritz in "The Nutcracker"
The King and Count Alexander in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Vaslav Nijinsky in "Nijinsky"
Albert and Paesant-Pas de deux in "Giselle"
Mordred in "The Saga of King Arthur"
Aminta and Eros/Thyrsis/Orion in "Sylvia"
Armand Duval and Des Grieux in "Lady of the Camellias"
Peer's Aspects – Aggression and Vision in "Peer Gynt"
Orlando in "As You Like It"
Don Juan in "Don Juan"
Prince Désiré, Catalabutte and Blue Bird in "The Sleeping Beauty"
Mercutio in "Romeo and Juliet"
The War in "Odyssey"
Wolferl in "Windows on MOZART"
Parzival in "Parzival – Episodes and Echo"
The Prince and A Bird in "A Cinderella Story"
Edvard/The Prince and The Sea Witch in "The Little Mermaid"
A Shepherd and an Angel in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"
Jago in "Othello"
Joseph in "The Legend of Joseph"
Konstantin (Kostya) Gavrilovich Triplev in "The Seagull"
Hamlet (Pas de deux) in "Hamlet"
Orpheus in "Orpheus"
Contemplator of the Moon in "Seven Haiku of the Moon"
The Man (Vaslav Nijinsky) in "Le Pavillon d'Armide"
The Mentor (Arrigo Boito) in "Duse"
A Mushik in "Anna Karenina"
The Knight in "Light Beings" (Mats Ek)
Solor in "La Bayadère" (Natalia Makarova after Marius Petipa)
Colas in "La Fille mal gardée" (Frederick Ashton)
James in "La Sylphide" (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
The Prodigal Son in "The Prodigal Son" (George Balanchine)
Man in Brown in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
Onegin in "Onegin" (John Cranko)

ENGAGEMENTS
Southern Ballet Theatre, Orlando, Florida (1985-1987)
Royal Danish Ballet (1987-1995, 1989 as Principal)
Hamburg Ballet since 1995, as Principal. From 2006 to 2009 his was Assistant Ballet Master and he is since 2009 Ballet Master as well. Since 2015 he is also Deputy Artistic Director

Romeo, Mercutio, Valentino and Lord Capulet in "Romeo and Juliet"
Armand, Gaston and Monsieur Duval in "Lady of the Camellias"
Odysseus in "Odyssey"
Petrushka in "Petrushka"
Prince Désiré in "The Sleeping Beauty"
Günther and Drosselmeier in "The Nutcracker"
Puck, Theseus/Oberon, Demetrius and Bottom/Pyramus in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Orsino and Sebastian in "VIVALDI or What you will"
The Prince and Cinderella's Father in "A Cinderella Story"
The King in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Serge Diaghilev in "Nijinsky"
Albert in "Giselle"
King Arthur in "The Saga of King Arthur"
Petrushka in "Petrushka"
Doubt aspect in "Peer Gynt"
Touchstone in "As You Like It"
W. A. Mozart in "Windows on MOZART"
The Hermit in "Parzival – Episodes and Echo"
The Poet in "The Little Mermaid"
Harold Mitchell (Mitch) in "A Streetcar Named Desire"
A Man in "Seasons – The Colors of Time"
Widow Simone in "La Fille mal gardée" (Frederick Ashton)
A Dandy in "A la Françaix" (George Balanchine)
The Sage in "Le Sacre du Printemps" (Millicent Hoson, inspired by Vaslav Nijinsky)

GUESTING
Tokyo, Moscow, Toronto, Copenhagen, Florida, Washington, Paris, Munich and in New York with the American Ballet Theatre.

HE STAGED NEUMEIER'S BALLETS
"Sylvia" for the Het National Ballet in Amsterdam, "Odyssee" for the Royal Danish Ballet in Copenhagen, "The Little Mermaid" for the San Francisco Ballet and for the National Ballet of China, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" for the Houston Ballet

HE STAGED
Bournonville's "Napoli"-Pas de six for the National Youth Ballet and "The Kermesse in Bruges" for the Royal Danish Ballet for the Bournonville Festival 2005. In 2014 he staged and choreographically completed August Bournonville's "Napoli" for the Hamburg Ballet

He worked on Donya Feuer's documentary: "The Work of Utopia"

AWARDS
"Benois de la Danse 2004".
"Danza & Danza Prize 2004" for his interpretation of his roles in "Bernstein Dances" and "Nijinsky"

REPERTORY
Joseph in "The Legend of Joseph"
A Young Man (Daphnis) in "Daphnis and Chloe"
Vaslav Nijinsky and Leonid Massine in "Nijinsky"
Günter and Fritz in "The Nutcracker"
The King, Count Alexander and Quadrille in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Vaslav Nijinsky in "Le Pavillon d'Armide"
Des Grieux and Count N. in "Lady of the Camellias"
Puck and Lysander in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Allan Gray in "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Bohort in "Parzival – Episodes and Echo"
Louis in "Liliom"
Arlequin in "Carnaval" and The Spirit of the rose in "Le Spectre de la rose" in "Nijinsky"
Romeo in "Romeo and Juliet"
Ler Beau in "As You Like It"
Cassio in "Othello"
Albrecht in "Giselle"
The Prince in "A Cinderella Story"
Peer's Aspect – Vision in "Peer Gynt"
Man I and Love in "Bernstein Dances"
Pas de deux of the Scotts in "La Sylphide" (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
The Prodigal Son in "The Prodigal Son" (George Balanchine)
Man in Brick and Brown in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
The Shy Boy in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)
Gennaro in "Napoli" (August Bournonville / Lloyd Riggins)
Basil in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

and solos in

Fourth Symphony of Gustav Mahler
Seasons – The Colors of Time
Nocturnes from "Songs of the Night"
Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler
Saint Matthew Passion
Vaslav
The Song of the Earth
La Vivandière (Pierre Lacotte after Arthur Saint-Léon)
Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet (George Balanchine)

CREATIONS
A figure from the romantic novels Tatiana loves to read in "Tatiana"
The Soldier's Friend (Annunzio Cervi) in "Duse"

and solo in

Beethoven Project
Yes we Could (Konstantin Tselikov)

REPERTORY
Romeo and Paris in "Romeo and Juliet"
Curio in "VIVALDI or What you will"
Cassio in "Othello"
Peasant Pas de deux in "Giselle"
Leonid Massine in "Nijinsky"
Gaston Rieux and Des Grieux in "Lady of the Camellias"
Semyon Semyonovich Medvedenko in "The Seagull"
her husband in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"
Count Alexander in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Man II in "Bernstein Dances"
Mann in Blue in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
Espada in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

and solos in

The Song of the Earth
Saint Matthew Passion
Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet (George Balanchine)

Des Grieux, Monsieur Duval and The Duke in "Lady of the Camellias"
Frederick the Great in "Death in Venice"
Cinderella's Father in "A Cinderella Story"
Boris Alexeyivich Trigorin in "The Seagull"
Edvard/The Prince in "The Little Mermaid"
Endymion in "Sylvia"
Harold Mitchell (Mitch) and Allan's Friend in "A Streetcar Named Desire"
The Man in the Shadow, Prince Leopold and Prince Siegfried in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Liliom and Ficsur in "Liliom"
Tybalt and Lord Capulet in "Romeo and Juliet"
Thomas Nijinsky in "Nijinsky"
Fenge in "Hamlet"
The King in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"
Hilarion in "Giselle"
A Soldier (Moresca Dance) in "Othello"
The Seducer (Gabriele D’Annunzio) in "Duse"
Peer's Aspect – Doubt in "Peer Gynt"
Gurn in "La Sylphide" (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
A Friend in "The Prodigal Son" (George Balanchine)
The First Man in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)
Prince Gremin in "Onegin" (John Cranko)
Hamlet in "Hamlet"
Golfo and Peppo in "Napoli" (August Bournonville / Lloyd Riggins)
Lorenzo in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

REPERTORY
Gate Keeper and Ficsur in "Liliom"
Hamlet in "Hamlet"
Tybalt and Brother Lorenzo in "Romeo and Juliet"
Peer's Aspect – Doubt in "Peer Gynt"
The Golden Slave in ‘Sheherazade' and The Faun in 'L'Après-midi d'un faune' in "Nijinsky"
Konstantin (Kostya) Gavrilovich Triplev in "The Seagull"
The Man in the Shadow in "Illusions – like Swan Lake"
Drosselmeier in "The Nutcracker"

REPERTORY
The Hermit in "Parzival – Episodes und Echo »
Vaslav Nijinsky and Stanislav Nijinsky in "Nijinsky"
Vaslav Nijinsky as a student in "Le Pavillon d'Armide"
The Speaker in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
William in "As You Like It"
A young Aschenbach in "Death in Venice"
A Soldier (Moresca Dance) in "Othello"
Peasant Pas de deux in "Giselle"
Peer's Aspect – Innocence in "Peer Gynt"
A Bird in "A Cinderella Story"
Fritz in "The Nutcracker"
a man in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"
Man III in "Bernstein Dances"
Mann in Brick in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
A Gypsy in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

REPERTORY
Fritz in "The Nutcracker"
Lionel in "Parzival – Episodes and Echo"
A Minister in "A Cinderella Story"
Petrushka in ‘Petrushka’ and Stanislav Nijinsky in "Nijinsky"
Count N. in "Lady of the Camellias"
Quadrille and The Speaker in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
Philostrat/Puck and Flute/Thisbe in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Hermes, the Psychopomp and Hermes' Attendant in "Orpheus"
Shaw in "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Benvolio and Antonio in "Romeo and Juliet"
Touchstone in "As You Like It"
Sebastian in "VIVALDI or What you will"
A Soldier (Moresca Dance) in "Othello"
Hilarion in "Giselle"
Mads Moen in "Peer Gynt"
a shephard in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"
Alain in "La Fille mal gardée" (Frederick Ashton)
Man in Brick in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
The Shy Boy in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)
Giacomo in "Napoli" (August Bournonville / Lloyd Riggins)
Gamache in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

AWARDS
Finalist at the International Dance Competition in Nyon, Switzerland (1999)
Best up-and-coming Young Dancer at the National Ballet Competition in Brno (2000)
First Prize at the International Ballet Competition - "Prix Carpeaux" (2002)

REPERTORY
Valentin in "Romeo and Juliet"
Wilfrid in "Giselle"
The Bear/Prince N. and Grandison in "Tatiana"
Ilya Afanasevich Shamrajev in "The Seagull"
Brabantio in "Othello"
The Duke in "Lady of the Camellias"
The Second Man in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)

REPERTORY
Danse siamoise in "Le Pavillon d'Armide"
Benvolio in "Romeo and Juliet"
The Wild Warrior in "Othello "
The Golden Slave in 'Sheherazade' and The Faun in 'L'Après-midi d'un faune' in "Nijinsky"
A Bird in "A Cinderella Story"
Peer's Aspect – Aggression in "Peer Gynt"
Fritz in "The Nutcracker"
The Star of the Revue in "The Seagull"
Pas de six in "Napoli" (August Bournonville / Lloyd Riggins)
Mann in Brick in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
A Gypsy in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

REPERTORY
Prince Siegfried in "Illusions - like Swan Lake"
La Fille du Pharaon in "The Nutcracker"
Horvendel in "Hamlet"
Charles in "As You Like It"
Lord Capulet in "Romeo and Juliet"
The three wise men in "Christmas Oratorio I-VI"
Ilya Afanasevich Shamrajev and The Star of the Revue in "The Seagull"
Prince Gremin in "Onegin" (John Cranko)

REPETORY
Lavinia in "Romeo and Juliet"
Audrey in "As You Like It"
The Servant (Désirée von Wertheimstein) in "Duse"
Polina Andreyevna in "The Seagull"
Woman in Green in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
A Friend in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

Alina Cojocaru

Guest Dancer

Born in Bucharest , Alina Cojocaru trained in Kiev for seven years before joining the Royal Ballet School in 1997. Upon completion of her training, six monts later, she returned to Kiev, to join the Company as a principal dancer. A year later, she joined the Royal Ballet Company (November 1999) and, at the end of the season, was promoted to Soloist. On 17 April 2001 Royal Ballet Artistic Director Sir Anthony Dowell promoted Ms. Cojocaru to the rank of principal dancer after her performance of "Giselle".

Ms. Cojocaru joined the English National Ballet (ENB) in September 2013, as a Leading Principal Dancer. While a member of ENB she continues to perform as a regular guest artist with the Hamburg Ballet, American Ballet Theatre and with companies worldwide.

Ms. Cojocaru has Organized Gala's in Romania and in London for the Romanian charity Hospice of Hope over the last few years. In February 2012 Ms. Cojocaru premiered her Alina Cojocaru - Dream Project, in Tokyo, Japan, which she directed and staged, while performing with friends and colleagues from the Tokyo Ballet, Hamburg Ballet, ENB and Royal Ballet.

CREATIONS
Telemachos in "Odyssey"
King Koll/Fortinbras in "Hamlet" ('97 version)
Sir Andrew in "VIVALDI or What You Will"
Eros in "Bernstein Dances"
Serge Diaghilev in "Nijinsky"
Carsten in "Préludes CV"
Frederick the Great in "Death in Venice"
Konstantin (Kostya) Gavrilovich Triplev in "The Seagull"
The Doctor and Serge Diaghilev in "Le Pavillon d'Armide"
Alexei Alexandrovich Karenin in "Anna Karenina"

REPERTORY
Daphnis in "Daphnis and Chloe"
Armand, Des Grieux, Monsieur Duval and Comte N. in "Lady of the Camellias"
The Prince in "A Cinderella Story"
The young boy in "In The Between"
Theseus/Oberon and Lysander in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Prince Désiré, Catalabutte and Blue Bird in "The Sleeping Beauty"
Drosselmeier and Günther in "The Nutcracker"
Romeo, Tybalt, Lord Capulet and Benvolio in "Romeo and Juliet"
Hamlet in "Hamlet"
Aminta in "Sylvia"
Malvolio in "VIVALDI or What You Will"
The main role in "Bernstein Dances"
The King, Prince Leopold and Prince Siegfried in "Illusions - like 'Swan Lake'"
Albert in "Giselle"
Peer, Solveig's Father and The Producer in "Peer Gynt"
Merlin in "The Saga of King Arthur""
Don Juan in "Don Juan"
Gustav von Aschenbach in "Death in Venice"
Odysseus in "Odyssey"
The Poet in "The Little Mermaid"
Her Husband in "Christmas Oratorio"
Jago in "Othello"
The Angel in "The Legend of Joseph"
Liliom and Gate Keeper in "Liliom"
Piotr Nikolayevich Sorin in "The Seagull"
The High Brahmin in "La Bayadère" (Natalia Makarova after Marius Petipa)
The Young Boy in "Light Beings" (Mats Ek)
The Prince in The Sleeping Beauty" (Mats Ek)
Madge, a Witch in "La Sylphide" (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
Man in Green in "Dances at a Gathering" (Jerome Robbins)
The Husband in "The Concert" (Jerome Robbins)
Onegin in "Onegin" (John Cranko)
Don Quixote in "Don Quixote" (Rudolf Nurejev after Marius Petipa)

GUESTING
Berlin, Dusseldorf, Essen, Munich (Easter Concert 2000 and 2002), Moscow, Bordeaux, Toronto, Beijing, Vienna (New Year's Concert 2006), St.Barth's Music Festival, World Ballet Festival 2006 in Japan, Roberto Bolle and Friends-Galas in Italy, at the Charity Gala "Event Prominent" 2007 and 2010 in Hamburg and 2011 at a Tribute to Natalia Makarova in Alexandrinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg.
He danced the role of Konstantin (Kostya) Gavrilovich Triplev in "The Seagull" with the National Ballet of Canada in Toronto and with the ballet of the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Moscow Academic Music Theatre in Moscow.

AWARDS
In 1992 he was half finalist of the "Prix de Lausanne" and received a scholarship from the Pierino Ambrosoli Foundation to complete his education at The Hamburg Ballet School.
Dr. Wilhelm-Oberdörffer-Prize 1996